Regus, Kochi, Upper Crest

Arthur D 2 months ago

Disappointed! Worst experience as soon as I entered the campus. Very very rude security guards they have. I visited for the first time for a co working space. I asked them where should I park my bike. When they knew that I have come for the co working space. They treated me very badly. I'm not sure why. They addressed me with zero respect. eh eh po po ena po po. These were the exact words I got. I was shocked and disheartnened but didn't want to make a scene then. When I came back to the building after lunch, they had a barricade kind of thing and had a very little space (which will allow exactly 2 pl or less to walk side by side) to enter with my bike. Didn't bother to open the gate. I had to ride my bike through the small space which even had a hole kind of thing on the road., Another security asked me which floor I was supposed to go. Then he started yelling me and again with much hatred started showing his hatred and said yei po nee po apidi po and didn't allow me to park where I parked my bike in the morning and sent me underground. I was really clueless about their building rules or facilities. Knowing that I was a first time visiter, they were supposed to guide me with basic respect. Instead they were like yen inga vara apidi po yeiu po po nee po. After parking there, I went upto the guard and asked what was his problem. He said I came straight to the park lot it seems (gate is just straight to the parking.). But I should have rounded the building come there. I said there were not any clear information also even if it was there, this is was my first time, he could have guided properly. He again started to fight. I said this is better for him to talk with respect and left the place. I have decided that will be my last visit. But I really want their management to train the security properly on how to treat the employees or people in general. Whoever it is, people who have come to interview or working there or come for the co working space for few days. Everyone deserves respect despite of their age. We are not expecting them to call madam or sir and do a salute. Basic politeness is what is expected, as everyone goes through good and bad day. It is not just them.